Sentence examples for minority for whom from inspiring English sources

Throwing off the covers On the rise The noose tightens ReprintsThe IS's advance is particularly grim for the Yazidis, a religious minority for whom Sinjar is an ancient hub.

There will however be a sizable minority for whom this will not suffice, and they may turn such sadness and feelings of loss upon themselves, and may resort to self-harm or other destructive and secretive behaviours that may go unnoticed by friends and family.

CofE General Synod (@synod) Mary Durlacher (Laity, con evo): Reason we are voting against is so your realise extent of minority for whom this has caused problems #synod July 14 , 20143.47pm BST Hannah Cleugh, a clergy member from the universities of York, says that in Scotland the moves to allow women to become bishops was presented as a "campaign for whole ministry".

With a leonine mane of hair and a wildly original fashion sense, Ms. Eberstadt counted herself among an influential minority for whom "looking pretty is not so important as creating a mood," as she told Marilyn Bender in the 1967 book "The Beautiful People".

Clarkson is in a privileged position and uses his prime-time platform to reinforce stereotypes, making jokes at the expense of minorities for whom discrimination is a lived experience.

Mr. Barbour is particularly close to Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the Senate minority leader, for whom he has raised millions of dollars.

So consider this a plea from the unlucky minority; those for whom no amount of abstinence from the temptations and perils of modern life would ever be enough to stop genetics in its tracks.